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    <title>Creating a Kafka Connect Docker Image</title>
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    <description><![CDATA[<p>If you have been using Kafka, or learning about Kafka, you have most probably came across Kafka Connect. The idea of Kafka Connect is to simplify the process of getting data into and out of a Kafka Cluster. The idea is that Kafka Connect abstracts all the logic of resilience, scalability and reliability out of your way to let you focus on writing value-added services. Kafka Connect has a lot of plugins, some commercial and some open source. Its parallel with Kafka Streams makes it a good complement for your Kafka based applications. In this article, I will show you how to build your own Kafka Connect Docker image with your plugins, no matter if they are open source or your own, custom-developed plugins.</p>]]></description>
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